New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

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the opportunity to protect the party By nsmiuaon in
response to the uustakabe public demand for the ap
81 trusted public s TseT nvso,
favor 81 Mr. Sfs oppose s the
which might not have been extended had my position
I have the honor to be your obedient servant.
tsigned) FRANCIS LYNDE STErsoN
The meeting In Irving Hall Friday night to
ratify nominations will be addressed by Judge Blake
Senator Bixby and Ezra A. futile. Robert b. Mooney,
expresident Of the Board Of Aldermen will preaide.
THE DRYGOODS MEN "SOLID" FOR HIM.
A CLOSE WATCH KEPT on "Bossn powER-rHE
WHOLE COUNTRY LOOKING TO NETWORK.
More elements OF strength added yesterday to
the Independent Citizens movement that has for Its
object the election OF Mr. Nicol AT the headquarters OF
the Committee OF One Hundred. where the greatest
activity prevailed throughout the day and evening
there came n constant stream of visitors, Tanmany
Hail. County Democracy. and every other KIND OF
Democrats. Mugwumps Independents and Republicans
gray voters lately nauraizcd citizens and young
who will their first vote this year all with the
announcement to makethat they were going to do
their utmost to assist the boodlers dreaded young
foenan in his hard and trying battle with the bosses
Some who merely represented themselves but
large number who spoke for others rs well as
themselves For example the secretyry OF the Harlem
Independent Democratic Club of the kid Assembly
District dropped in say that this ourshng organiza
ton which contains 200 members, for Nicoll
first, last and all the time.
Several representatives from the dry-goods district
came up and told the committee what is generally
known that the merchants there regardless OF politics
are with Nco almost unanimously. subscription list
was started raise funds prosecute his canvass 1t
was headed by ii. b. Clanin Co. with $780, and the
gentlemen In charge OF IL said that there would be no
difficulty in raising thousands OF dollars Every man In
the district with proper regard for the welfare Oh the
city is working heartily for Mr. Ncols election
The colorcd also strongly in favor OF the
young prosecutor number OF them called yesterday
make arrangements for doing elective work In
his behalf They decided to hold mass meeting In his
favor at Garnett Hail. West Twentysixthst. Thurs
day night nc which addresses will be made by leading
colorcd speakers
great IL the interest felt in the movement that even
visitors from OF discuss 1t earnestly as city
people themselves Chicago people are especially inter
the kind OF time had over Grinlell, the
fearless prosecutor and we are now having over
Judge Carey. We are IN full sympathy with the ctzes
here and hope they Will succeed as well AS we nave III
oycrthrOwing boss domination"
The nickel buttons We're put on sale yesterday anu
went OF like hot cakes Everybody seemed to want
them. one Harlem dealer took 800 gross and had 10
order more In a short time.
The Young Mems mass-meeng at Chickering Hall to-
night promises to be one of the great IA lies OF
The Committee OF One Hundred will hold an important
meeting this afternoon. Reports Continue 20 come IN
from all quarters that Power doing all that he can TO
effect deals in favor Fellows but lie is being watched
before, aud II VIII be well nBh Impossible lor
MIN To do much without the fact becoming known.
terest in the for Delaney Nico and this AFTER
noon a meeting will bs held at tue Columbia
pose OF appointing marshals aud organizing IN order 70
attend the meeting tomorrow evening in Chickering
Hall Professor II. H. BOyesen OF columbia VIII address
the meeting and large number OF stu
dents nave pledged themselves to aid i'll electins Mr.